Black Java

E196707

Black Java is a rare, historic American chicken breed valued for its dual-purpose utility and role in the development of several modern poultry breeds.

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instanceOf chicken breed
domestic animal breed
dual-purpose chicken
adaptation cold hardy
good foraging ability
bodyType medium to large
breedingGoal balanced meat and egg production
breedingPriority preservation of genetic diversity
category American class chicken breed
color black
combType single comb
conservationConcern endangered livestock breed
conservationStatus rare
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalSignificance historic American farmstead chicken
developedIn United States of America
surface form: United States
eggProductionLevel moderate
eggShellColor brown
eggSize medium to large
geographicAssociation American poultry
historicalUse general-purpose farm chicken
keptFor backyard flocks
breed conservation programs
small farms
meatQuality good table bird
notableTrait contributes size and hardiness to descendant breeds
good for free-range systems
originPeriod 19th century
plumageColor black
populationTrend declined with rise of specialized commercial breeds
recognizedAs heritage breed
historic American chicken breed
rare breed
recognizedBy American poultry conservation organizations
regionOfPopularity United States of America
surface form: United States
roleInBreeding contributed to development of Plymouth Rock
contributed to development of Rhode Island Red
foundation breed for Jersey Giant
skinColor yellow
temperament calm
hardy
use egg production
meat production
valuedFor dual-purpose utility
historic genetic influence in poultry breeding

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Plymouth Rock originBreeds Black Java